Fourteen children have received life-saving heart surgeries at the Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital.

The Central Board of Health is cracking down on food businesses across the country in response to a surge in reports and complaints regarding hygiene practices and food safety.

Addressing the sharp rise in HIV cases in Fiji in recent years is indeed an uphill battle that will require collective effort.

Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya highlights that a significant proportion of Fijian women lack the autonomy to make their own health care decisions.

Fiji has the biggest health burdens from diabetes in the world and it continues to rise, despite the country’s small population which should be a concern for everyone.

The Fiji National Blood Service recently held a series of blood drives in Suva to boost the blood supply, particularly to support the Paediatrics Cardiac Suva program.

The Ministry of Health is committed to enhancing the work environment for medical professionals, despite facing an exodus of staff to more lucrative offers overseas.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has expressed grave concern over the increasing cases and spread of HIV and AIDS in the country.

A growing concern for childhood obesity has prompted a shift in focus towards improving the nutritional value of food sold in school canteens.

Health Minister, Dr. Atonio Lalabalavu spoke about a number of challenges facing Fiji’s health sector during a meeting with the Heads of Department and World Health Organization Regional Director in the Western Pacific, Dr. Saia Ma’u Piukala.

Fijians under the social welfare schemes, free medicine scheme, and kidney dialysis scheme will be seen under the Public Private Partnership.

There is an outbreak of leptospirosis cases on the island of Kadavu and throughout the country.